The Real Superheroines of Hive Valley
a webcomic, by Matt S. Law
So, this was an actual drawing tip that I saw on some video a long time ago. Draw the head, draw the torso, and draw the hands. The arms are allowed to look crappy, they are pretty much insignificant in the composition. I could probably just use straight lines if I wanted to, but the hands are much more important.
Now I want to introduce a new character called Invisi-Chest! Because he/she would be SO much easier to draw...
Let's see if Phantom Lady can take on a maternal role and talk some sense into the insecure teenager....
Boilerplate:
The Real Superheroines of Hive Valley is a webcomic about a reality television show following the lives of seven public domain superheroines that all live together in the same mansion in the elite community of Hive Valley.
You can read the series from the beginning ---> HERE.
Created in Clip Studio Paint Pro on my mobile art studio which is a Microsoft Surface Pro 7+. Here is the time lapse video:
https://rumble.com/v5tf0th-elimination-round-panel-71.html?mref=18dagn&mc=d3obe
Invisi-chest would lose so many points every time she walked on stage.
She could even say things like "These are so heavy" "oh, my back is so stiff and sore", and she would still be at the bottom of the ranking charts.
Emotions are shown in the face
Direction is shown in the hands
Meaning is shown in the body.
So, basically, have to draw the face, the hands, and the body pose.
And there are ways to minimize the drawing on each of these.
The obsession with boobs is strange really as they are only of actual use to babies. Of course people get obsessed by every possible body part. I heard about a successful musician who can make more money from posting pictures of her feet than she does on Spotify. People are strange.
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A receding hare line.
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